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iRubric: Create, Solve and present Word problem rubric

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Create, Solve and present Word problem Create, Solve and present Word problem This rubric will assess a student's ability to write an original math word problem and solve that problem. Students are also assessed on their ability to present their strategy used to solve the problem. Rubric Code: UX4W95W By jessieo0hh Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Problem Solving Partner Activity
	Expert 3 pts	Practitioner 2 pts	apprentice 1 pts	Not Done 0 pts
Problem Creation	Expert Student can write a distribution word problem that makes sense with their group independently	Practitioner Student can write a distribution word problem that makes sense with their group with 1 example	apprentice Student can not write a distribution word problem that makes sense with their group without help	Not Done Students did not complete
Solving Problem	Expert Student is able to solve their own problem problem accurately with no help	Practitioner Student is able to solve their own problem accurately with little help	apprentice Student is not able to solve their own accurately without help	Not Done Students did not complete
Explaining their Strategy	Expert Student is able to explain how they solved their problem with no help and give their classmates feed back about their presentation.	Practitioner Student is able to explain how they solved their problem with little help and give their classmates feed back about word presentation.	apprentice Student is not able to explain how they solved their problem without help and does not give their classmates feed back about their word problem.	Not Done Students did not complete
Matching	Expert Student matches 90-100 percent of their distribution problems	Practitioner Student matches 70-89 percent of their distribution problems	apprentice Student matches under 70 percent of their distribution problems	Not Done Students did not complete
Writing Sample	Expert Answers Question with at least 4 sentences using at least 6 "Real Talk" words	Practitioner Answers Question with 2-3 sentences using at least 4-5 "Real Talk" words	apprentice Answers Question with less than 2 sentences using less than 3 "Real Talk" words	Not Done Students did not complete